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Photography Scavenger Hunt (with Video) - For Kids, Students, Homeschool, Teach
Photography Scavenger Hunt and Video for game or practice/lessonPhotography scavenger hunt (DSLR or mirrorless not required, cell phones and point-n-shoot cameras are fine!) for kids of all ages 5 - 99. This activity can be used for a school group, Yearbook, Journalism, for Homeschoolers, as a fun activity or reward activity, as a practice assignment, or even as a birthday or party game! It can be used individually or in groups, cooperatively or competitively. Included in this set: Scavenger
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Shapes
This is an interactive wall projection. Project this on the wall and the student uses a noodle to whack the shapes flying across the screen. This is a great use of technology in physical education. You can also have the students say what shape it is as they whack it, this also includes cross curricular in physical education.
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PreK - 6th
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Drawing in the Dark- A Sensory Game!
Which of the 5 senses would it be most difficult to draw without? Sight!Students will learn about their 5 senses and how to use them through the power of observation in this sensory game! Being able to make visual observations is one of the most important abilities needed in order to draw realistically. Without their sense of sight, students will be challenged to rely on memory and their other senses. This fun and exciting game is sure to engage, challenge and inspire your students!
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PreK - 8th
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Overwatch Gameplay video game footage (Orisa)
25fps footage playing Overwatch as Orisa (character in game).
I use this footage to teach students how to edit video clips together.
They really enjoy editing footage from something they may already play or have played before. I typically have them edit together a "highlight video" of all the best moments. So they have to select good parts, put them in order, and add music.
The game is rated PEGI 12 (ages 12+)
Contains mild graphic violence (guns) no blood or gore.
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7th - 12th
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Overwatch Gameplay video game footage (D.Va)
25fps footage playing Overwatch as D.Va (character in game) at lunar colony.
I use this footage to teach students how to edit video clips together.
They really enjoy editing footage from something they may already play or have played before. I typically have them edit together a "highlight video" of all the best moments. So they have to select good parts, put them in order, and add music.
The game is rated PEGI 12 (ages 12+)
Contains mild graphic violence (guns) no blood or gore.
My player n
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7th - 12th
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